Return to Article: Top Air Force officials expected to resign later this year

By Amy Klamper CongressDailyPM November 10, 2004
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    Agreed, that the US military, not just the Air Force, needs a tanker fleet that allows the mission to be accomplished. However, these two individuals, by the abandonment of duty to see the corruption of Ms Druyun and the resultant delay of any action for the fleet, are responsible for the delay. Please pay attention to the retirements of these two (retirement after a few years, pretty good) and report if they are awarded any official certificates or decorations for a "job well done". Let's face it, they have not.

    GovExec.com reader Posted November 17, 2004 9:14 AM
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    The fact that the USAF needs a new tanker fleet is a no brainer, however so is the fact that preferential treatment and lack of integrity cannot be tolerated. Adios amigos.

    Rick Posted November 12, 2004 1:40 PM
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    Not surprised by this as Roche showed his lack of integrity when he demoted the superintendent of the AF Academy before the investigation was complete after announcing to the world "no action would be take until the investigation was complete." He cracked under Senate pressure due to his pending nomination as Army Secretary. Let him go and good riddance. The AF does not need leadership void of integrity.

    Joe DiRosario Posted November 12, 2004 7:04 AM

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